Flower that is used in the homeopathy.
Contents
Uses
- Though little used in modern medicine, the bulb has diuretic and styptic properties.
- Dried and powdered it has been used as a styptic for leucorrhoea
- Tennyson speaks of Bluebell juice being used to cure snake-bite.
- The flowers have a slight, starch-like scent, but no medicinal uses have been ascribed to them.
Benefits
The following medical states can be addressed by Agraphis Nutans
- Catarrhal conditions
- Obstruction of nostrils
- Adenoids, throat deafness
- Enlarged tonsils
- Mucous diarrhœa from cold
- Chill from cold winds
- Throat and ear troubles with tendency to free discharge from mucous membranes
- Mutinism of childhood unconnected with deafness.
Cautions
- None are recorded. Please consult with your doctor.
Interactions
Please refer to the product’s packaging or a homeopathic specialist.
Other names
Bluebell, Calverkeys, Culverkeys, Auld Man’s Bell, Ring-o’-Bells, Jacinth, Wood Bells.
References
Source: hpathy.com, http://hpathy.com/e-books/boerickes-materia-medica/agraphis-nutans/
Botanical.com, https://www.botanical.com/botanical/mgmh/b/bluebe60.html